DevinDTV when you factor in transportation costs (which that analysis surprisingly leaves out), it most certainly is. I wasn’t even factoring the cost of the location. Seems a strange to include the entire cost of the location, when most music videos that film on the interstate highway don’t include the entire cost of producing that infrastructure in their budget. The average space shuttle launch is 450million.
Wayne Filkins You must be getting this guy confused with the guy who posted the original comment. They’re not the same person. Also, it wasn’t a correction, because it’s incorrect. Everyone here knows that Bowie is dead, so it’s not new information; he’s been dead for a few years now. But this video was made well before he died, and a quick Google search proves the OP to be correct, while the aptly named Retard Jinkr is wrong.
I still love the fact Mr. David Bowie himself Loved this so much, he fought with his own record company to get this back up on youtube. Rest well David, you certainly earned it.
What sad is that if this was a song by a different artist that record company probably wouldn't have given a shit and would continue to copyright claim this. Bowie was only able to succeed because of the absolute legend that he was.
@boson96 Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield performed "Space Oddity" on board the International Space Station (ISS). With the express permission of Bowie it was released on TH-cam on 13 May 2013. This was the first music video to be made in space." this is in "Major tom wikipedia" but right after that sentence there is a link to the full story. (9), (10), and (11). I cant write the full link, I don't want to be reported for spam.
@@TroyOi not only did he see it, he found out about it when his record company pulled the video on copyright, and forced them to put it back up saying something along the lines of "he covered Space Oddity in SPACE! he wins"
@@Valkyrien04 www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/david-bowie-how-chris-hadfield-space-oddity-cover-from-orbit-was-helped-by-the-real-starman-a6805586.html Something like that but mostly it was a question of copyright law applying to something that was not recorded on Earth.
IDK if this is a joke but he wanted to be an astronaut first. In fact, it was kid that actually came up with the idea to sing it. He originally didn't want to because its about an astronaut dying on a space walk, but his kid changed the lyrics so it was more benign
In an interview, this is what Chris had to say about Bowie: "Bowie described my song as the most poignant version of the song ever done, which just floored me. I think, for him, he knew he was ill - it was getting to the end of his life. He wrote that song at the beginning, when he was still 19 or 20, before we had even walked on the moon. He had always fantasied about flying in space - Starman, and Mars, and all that other stuff, and I think for him it was just like a gift, to have that song updated with the lyrics, performed actually in space, just a couple of years before he was taken. To me that might be the best part: that he got delight out of my particular version of the song."
@@Mekongrivervlog Vâng, ngày đó đã qua rồi. Nó không phải là tin tức vì nó không phải là một người nổi tiếng từ điện ảnh, truyền hình hay thể thao mà là một nhà khoa học.
Imagine hearing this song as a child and you live to actually sing and record it _in space_ in the first music video ever shot in space. What an accolade to have.
1) as a Canadian, I smile at the foresight and effort by Chris Hadfield to plan and then capture this gem. 2) kudos to NASA for allowing the guitar as a personal item when every ounce and inch of cargo is precious and expensive.
@@doublenfreundkase6656 I concur. It's possible that there are other civilizations in the universe making video clips on Dyson Spheres worth possibly quattuorvigintillions of earth dollars. Now, that would be a tough swag factor to beat.
Chris Hadfield. Musician, singer, writer, engineer, physicist, philosopher, astronaut.. and so many more things, but above all just such a humble and nice guy. Truly among the best that humanity has to offer. We are blessed and proud that we have someone like you representing the best of us out there. You are a living embodiment of the word, inspiration.
Christopher Austin Hadfield: 🇨🇦 Astronaut Scientist Commander of the ISS Colonel in the Air Force Flew in Space three times Did two spacewalks (Got blind in one of them) Farmer (You can even said that Chris Had a field) Mechanical Engineer Lived at the Bottom of the Ocean Visited Challengers deep A Mostache Icon Canada’s Buzz Lightyear Test Pilot Engineer DownHill ski racer Singer and Guitar player Author Writer Musician Father Husband Grandparent The Guy of TH-cam who recorded himself in space to teach us life up there. My inspiration to become an astronaut one day A hero My hero... “Things aren’t scary, people are scared” “The more you know, the less you fear”
I'm old enough to have watched the birth of space exploration from day one. This brings tears to my eyes. This really defines the word "GLORY" in all its positive aspects. Peace to all.
Chris Hadfield: First Canadian Astronaut to walk in space Successful Musical Artist Has citizenship in three countries Graduate of UT and the Royal Military College of Canada Was an honored member of the Canadian Air Force Is still an active superstar at 61 Is there nothing this man can’t do?
And rewrites the bit where the astronaut dies but rewrites him coming back and then showing up his coming from the ISS which I think can be a comforting alternative for major Tom
@@someguy3999 But when Bowie wrote it #1 there was a much higher chance of astronauts actually dying in space or on re-entry (remember the crew of Apollo 13 almost didn't make it back) and #2 I don't think there were any that also had the musical talent to pull this off lol
@@someguy3999 Actually, this song was written and released ahead of the Apollo 11 moon landing 1n July 1969, while the first space station, the Soviet Union's Salyut 1 was launched in April 1971. So while the concept of space stations might have been around when the song was written, there were no actual space stations when Bowie wrote the song.
Can we just appreciate that Chris Hadfield didn't just sing Space oddity on the ISS for us. He produced a whole f'in music video in High quality. While working up there
Hate to be that guy but The actual story is way better. He recorded himself singing and some nice visuals as requested by his son. Chris then send the recordings down to earth for his son to edit into THIS video. He only saw the full finished video once he landed back on earth.
@@tj4y48 Wait. I don't get it. The original comment said Chris produced with this music video (i.e. made ot himself) and you only added in that his son edited it. I'm a bit confused. Am i missing something?
he said it only took about one and a half hours to record and he sent it back to earth for his son to edit and release it edit: yeah sorry i only saw someone had said it after i posted but now i dont wanna delete it incase you get a notification ._.
Possibly the best cover song ever. Space Odessey sung by a man in space, and the original master of the song fighting his own record label to make sure the world had the chance to hear it!? In a word: Epic.
Not sound proof at all, they have loads of loud fans going on in the ISS to keep the temperature under control. The only sound proof parts are the crew cabins which Chris recorded the vocals in with an ipad.
Watched the secret life of walter mitty yesterday and this song played. Had to rewatch this beautiful rendition of Bowie again. 10 years later it still makes me emotional
The guitar slowly drifting in the ISS,... is one of the most surreal cinematic shots ever recorded, it's one of those things that is beautiful for just it's own existence.
There's something surreal about seeing something that you associate with SF movies and literature, knowing that it's real footage, made in space. The answer to the first questions posed by our ancestors looking into starry night sky.
Not only that, the guitar is rescued by the hero in part 2 of that cinematic floating guitar meme...Major Tom presumably has pushed off from something off camera and zooms (literally, ha ha...yeah!) down to save the precious guitar from crashing into the walls of the tin can.
According to him, none of the astronauts placed the guitar in the ISS. It was a NASA psychiatrist who put the guitar there. The psychiatrist obviously understood the importance of arts & entertainment in boosting the morale and productivity of its space occupants. I found out this trivia when he gave a talk recently in Vancouver. Canada. It was a very informative & lively talk. Certainly worth the $100 I paid for the ticket. I highly recommend it.
I’ve worked on nearly every program at SpaceX and return every few months to watch this video, because it’s such a perfect distillation of every reason that gets a person into this industry. Thank you, Commander Hadfield, for this extraordinary video that, for a few minutes, makes every excited child-turned-adult in the aerospace world feel the ecstatic wonder of being Major Tom. You are one of my personal heroes and I feel so grateful to share this moment in time and space with you.
Big Thumbs up for saying this. Bowie was never driven by money and from what I have seen here on YT he was genuinely humbled by this video. Who wouldn't be.
I love how he rewrites the bit where the astronaut dies but rewrites him coming back and then showing us his coming home from the ISS which I think can be a comforting alternative for major Tom
I believe what actually happened to Major Tom was that he faked his death because he preferred to be among the stars, of which he now considered his home.
Chris Hadfield: _Makes his own version of the song Space oddity_ Record label: Hey, David Bowie we're gonna take this down becaus- David Bowie: No, keep the video Record label: What? He literally sto- David Bowie: I said keep the video
@@32artjenkins Apparantly, David Bowie had explicitly stated that Hadfield should get a free liscence to this song. Bowie's publisher took the video down back in May 2014 but was restored in Nov 2014 after some negotiations. More info on the wiki page of Space Oddity
The record company that owns the music wanted it taken down but Bowie said hell no it's the best cover of that song ever made then chris got to meet him i think.
My son had not long turned 1 year old when David Bowie passed on. He's 9 now and do you know what his favourite song is? You guessed it. A truly great song from a great musician/artist still winning new fans. Thankyou, David Bowie. Rest well.
@@danielalexander5153 well maybe he paid for the absolute shit load of education that u need to become an austronaut. Atleast he paid with time and hard work.
+samil bilin He did, according to this article (he posted the comment to his own Facebook page): www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/david-bowie-how-chris-hadfield-space-oddity-cover-from-orbit-was-helped-by-the-real-starman-a6805586.html.
+samil bilin Yeah, it makes me sad that it has to be taken down at all. I wish whoever else has a share of this songs rights would just get over it and let it stay up forever. Especially now that Bowie has passed on. Greedy bastards.
WOW. This is quite something. And Commander Chris Hadfield has a great voice for it too. TH-cam wanted to take this down for copyright issues with the original by David Bowie, but David Bowie himself battled with his recording company to put it back up because he liked it. So cool!
Fun fact: my bluetooth earphone was disconnected to my mobile phone while on the subway, and I played space oddity without knowing it was played over speaker. Nobody complaining and I start to realize when the dude next me start humming to the song. I decided to let the song finished before putting my earphone back. No regret after all
Who would have imagined that someone would ever play a song in space, outside our planet, and then millions of people could see it from all over the globe without being there? truly amazing.
I remember watching this on the day it released and now here we are, inching closer to a decade later. I was starstruck by it then, and 8 years later at 2:00am I'm still trying to understand those complex feelings this video still gives me. Life is a trip, man.
Hopefully one day, 1000 years from now, some kid in his tenth grade history class reads about Chris Hadfield making the worlds first music video from outer space.
From a generation who all wanted to be Astronauts to ride the fire into the sky, you carry our hopes and dreams with you up there. You make us proud. God bless you all and safe travels.
I remember watching this when it was posted and thinking "no one can be as amazing as this man", my mind as not changed since then. love you Mr. Hadfield.
Yes... he did... Fun fact is that he didn't wanted to make a video of singing song up above there... but his son told him that he'll(Mr.Chris) regret for not doing that His son had chanced some of the lyrics as Mr.Chris Hadfiled told that the song is about an astronaut dying in the space... And pretty much sure he didn't wanted to do that... as he was living there... So, his son chanced some of the lyrics for him... Really a great video.. which goes nicely with song(changed one)
I know a lot of people are joking and having fun but honestly...this is one of the most emotional things ever imo. When the song was originally written it wasn’t too long before we landed on the moon, and the song was actually released 5 days before Apollo 11 landed. To see this song be performed in space is some kind of universal fate honestly. It’s amazing.
He actually said in his book that during his last moments on the space station he felt "not sad but respectful". And that his time in space meant so much to him but Earth was home to everyone he loved. Lastly that leaving space made him appreciate living on Earth more than ever!
@@AleksyCastillio No, he wouldn't be staying there forever. Nasa decided how long he was up there for. The chances of him going back to the station are very low and he were getting old at the time.
I cannot even begin to describe the amount of chills that I get when he sings "here am I sitting in a tin can, far above the world" and you can see the Earth behind him. Amazing.
@@anthonylv64 What a sad thing to believe. I don't envy you. I say this with no sarcasm, and all sincerity: I hope you get professional help with whatever has pushed you to such extreme skepticism, and find real purpose and happiness in life.
And to think this video was taken down for copyright 3 years ago. Thanks David Bowie for speaking out against the record company. Thanks Chris for your love of space, science, and all things fun.
It is a shame though that the Starman was only able to get the license pushed to November of this year, then this song may be gone for good. I for one have downloaded it and I will keep it forever.
It's surreal coming back to this video years later after I first watched it. I was 14 when I saw this the first time, and I'm 24 now. This song has always had an impact on me, the Bowie version in particular but this one is the only cover I still listen to. It has this hopeful message that Bowie's version seemed to lack. And now I'm older and I understand music and the message of the lyrics, yeah, I can see why this version kept me going all these years. There's a weird self-reflection that occurs when you go back to old music and realise the music hits completely different to when you were a child. I'm grateful. I hope this song never gets taken down. Thank you for this cover. I'll see you when I'm 34 in 9 years time. :)
@@knowledgewillincrease7508 proof? "and may god's love be with you" a song about space ik he did not make the song, but it still shows the fact that you are wrong, as it is still about space, and astronauts that go into it
Wait, he cant even sing this, he isn’t ground control. Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
@@pngtubersmid1929 didnt know someone else already thought that. Sorry i apologise for not having an original thought out of the 7 billion people on our planet
Another fun fact The ISS in a total module costs around 1 trillion dollars where as for the United States compartments costs around 150 billion dollars. 💵 😳
Singing one of the greatest song from one of the greatest artist ever lived aboars the pinnacle of technology while being the one who answers the many curiosity the world has for space and the unknown, Chris Hadfield you legend.
This man I swear! He can speak 2 languages, sing, amazing at physics, made it through being blind on a spacewalk, and saved the space station by estimating how far away one of the docking things were with his hand and watch! Amazing!
Technically this is probably the highest budget music video ever filmed.
Your right
150 billion USD. That is more than what I will get in my life.
And the HIGHEST music video ever produced
I mean, technically anything shot on the interstate cost more. (~half a trillion dollars all together)
DevinDTV when you factor in transportation costs (which that analysis surprisingly leaves out), it most certainly is. I wasn’t even factoring the cost of the location. Seems a strange to include the entire cost of the location, when most music videos that film on the interstate highway don’t include the entire cost of producing that infrastructure in their budget. The average space shuttle launch is 450million.
What makes this better is the record label tried to take it down, but David Bowie himself told them to put it back up.
TheMonyarm Bowie is dead
@@freshfrench9541 Well jeez, no need to rub it in 😑
Wayne Filkins You must be getting this guy confused with the guy who posted the original comment. They’re not the same person. Also, it wasn’t a correction, because it’s incorrect. Everyone here knows that Bowie is dead, so it’s not new information; he’s been dead for a few years now. But this video was made well before he died, and a quick Google search proves the OP to be correct, while the aptly named Retard Jinkr is wrong.
" We will be taking this do-" David Bowie: "No"
Lmfao Wayne really made himself look like an idiot.
The only reason Chris Hadfield isn't the coolest guy on earth is that he's not on earth
Actually he is. The International Space Station is in the Thermosphere (just below the Exosphere)
hes the coolest guy on space
Actually he is on earth, he hasn't been on the space station for a long time
Chis hadfoeld
@@alittlelifeleft8232 he retired
I still love the fact Mr. David Bowie himself Loved this so much, he fought with his own record company to get this back up on youtube. Rest well David, you certainly earned it.
Wow really? Cool to know. I only recently "got" Bowie, better late than never I guess.
What sad is that if this was a song by a different artist that record company probably wouldn't have given a shit and would continue to copyright claim this. Bowie was only able to succeed because of the absolute legend that he was.
I just heard of this story quite recently from a TH-camr karl small penis
@boson96 Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield performed "Space Oddity" on board the International Space Station (ISS). With the express permission of Bowie it was released on TH-cam on 13 May 2013. This was the first music video to be made in space." this is in "Major tom wikipedia" but right after that sentence there is a link to the full story. (9), (10), and (11). I cant write the full link, I don't want to be reported for spam.
@@SPACEHARICE Karl is a holy man
I'm glad Bowie got to see this before he died.
I was just about to ask whether Bowie ever saw it and, if so, what he thought of it?
Oops, I should have read a few more comments before asking. I see that he loved it.
@@TroyOi not only did he see it, he found out about it when his record company pulled the video on copyright, and forced them to put it back up saying something along the lines of "he covered Space Oddity in SPACE! he wins"
@@Valkyrien04 www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/david-bowie-how-chris-hadfield-space-oddity-cover-from-orbit-was-helped-by-the-real-starman-a6805586.html
Something like that but mostly it was a question of copyright law applying to something that was not recorded on Earth.
@@chetmcgovern9985 I swear to god if that's not the most amazing loophole in the whole damn universe.
Chris is so focused on his music career that he trained for years to become a qualified astronaut just to film this music video. Respect man
IDK if this is a joke but he wanted to be an astronaut first. In fact, it was kid that actually came up with the idea to sing it. He originally didn't want to because its about an astronaut dying on a space walk, but his kid changed the lyrics so it was more benign
@Iori Jei Kisinamal ok good. Sorry, I'm bad at discerning jokes and sarcasm from real statements, especially in text.
@@dndeadly6883 /j sometimes needs to be really used just in case of r/woooosh moments
What is Chris's last name
What is Chris's last name then
Knowing David Bowie fought his own record company to put this back on TH-cam gives me mounds more of respect for David, RIP King
What's more terrifying is that the record company blocked it. Cover is cover bruh.
I appreciate the fact that David Bowie was still alive to hear this tribute to him.
He was? I tought the point of this video when it came out was a tribute to him after he died
@@alexandregagnon2564 he died in 2016. This Video is from 2013
@@Splicher ok thx
I like the idea that at least one of the bezillion views is Bowie's. (Now where is his comment?)
In an interview, this is what Chris had to say about Bowie:
"Bowie described my song as the most poignant version of the song ever done, which just floored me.
I think, for him, he knew he was ill - it was getting to the end of his life. He wrote that song at the beginning, when he was still 19 or 20, before we had even walked on the moon. He had always fantasied about flying in space - Starman, and Mars, and all that other stuff, and I think for him it was just like a gift, to have that song updated with the lyrics, performed actually in space, just a couple of years before he was taken.
To me that might be the best part: that he got delight out of my particular version of the song."
He can sing pretty good. He rocks the mustache. And he's a fucking astronaut. Somebody get this guy a medal. Just for being awesome.
Generic Asian American Guy he also has been on an Arctic expedition, and he's super nice to everyone. he is literally the definition of awesome.
Steven Hollingsworth I saw that on Ben Browns Channel
he sort of won a medal.he got a certificate from the Guinness book of world records
He has several medals. including ones for Military and Civilian service.
u know it
“This video cannot be reproduced”
Damn straight
I would like to see someone fuckin try
@@shadowprogram215 spacex
UCISwagnSwole _ i said someONE not a fucking company
@@shadowprogram215 someTWO?
@@shadowprogram215 try elon musk himself when he goes and set foot on mars. Mark my words.
*RIP Major Tom Stafford (Sep. 17, 1930 - Mar. 18, 2024) NASA astronaut, Comander Apollo 10 (1969).*
RIP❤
So long, space cowboy
Вечная память
Ngày ấy đã qua đời rồi sao?, tôi không nghe được bất kỳ tin tức nào 😢😢
@@Mekongrivervlog Vâng, ngày đó đã qua rồi. Nó không phải là tin tức vì nó không phải là một người nổi tiếng từ điện ảnh, truyền hình hay thể thao mà là một nhà khoa học.
Starring: Everyone.
😐clever
lool
+RefinedTerror Oh yeah I was in this video! If I zoomed in x100000000000000000 I could probably see my self.
+RefinedTerror 141 likes
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It is true, we are on this planet. I can even see my self.
Imagine hearing this song as a child and you live to actually sing and record it _in space_ in the first music video ever shot in space. What an accolade to have.
He’s worked and struggled for what he does, he has passion and we love him for it
Rons Piece for the Jean Michel Jarre Houston concert would have been the first, but for the Challenger disaster.
@@derrickstableford8152 Mr. McNair was from my home state, may he rest in peace.
Iv heard this song when I was in primary school , damn
Heard it years ago brings goosebumps to me
Fun fact: since humidity and temperature are so tightly controlled up there, he once mentioned that the guitar can stay in tune for months.
I imagine you have to re-tune it after take off!
@@FranFerioli this video is so old but still find gens in the comments, that made me laugh 🤣🤣🤣
@@FranFerioli maybe reassemble but I don't know about retuning it
That's crazy, I wonder if anyone else has tried this
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1) as a Canadian, I smile at the foresight and effort by Chris Hadfield to plan and then capture this gem.
2) kudos to NASA for allowing the guitar as a personal item when every ounce and inch of cargo is precious and expensive.
I want Chris to have a long life so he can do a cover of Life on Mars by David Bowie, on Mars.
"There is life on Mars!"
he is 60 something so hurry up elon
@Sno_Kid Not too yet! Remember Glenn flew at 77
Great comment.
@@CommyPlayz with 17 years left for Chris’ astronaut career and the first mars manned mission planned to happen in 5 years, it is a possibility.
Rappers: I'm so cool I sing my songs next to a 200k car
Chris: *Laughs in 150 billion USD*
More like 1 TRILLION. 150 billion for the US modules.
Its fun than a vehicle that's just for display
This is the most gangsta music video in the universe then
@@thecheeselord5943 you don't know that
@@doublenfreundkase6656
I concur. It's possible that there are other civilizations in the universe making video clips on Dyson Spheres worth possibly quattuorvigintillions of earth dollars. Now, that would be a tough swag factor to beat.
"Can I bring one instrument to space?"
"Sure. One is okay."
"Grand Piano"
Pogostic09 They actually have multiple instruments aboard the ISS, Chris talked about it in other videos :)
Glockenspiel!
Church organ
Jordan Minkoff Geraldo oh god 😂
@@nachelia that one Macy's organ is bigger
Chris Hadfield. Musician, singer, writer, engineer, physicist, philosopher, astronaut.. and so many more things, but above all just such a humble and nice guy.
Truly among the best that humanity has to offer. We are blessed and proud that we have someone like you representing the best of us out there.
You are a living embodiment of the word, inspiration.
A liar, scammer, deceiver, scum
If chris was the first human aliens met they would have unrealistic stabdards for humans
he is a fichter pilot aswel
Amen
Thanks for saying it out loud for me.
The only song that is truly “out of this world”
Imao
Haha, technicality
And Johnny B. Goode
True
True!!
Christopher Austin Hadfield: 🇨🇦
Astronaut
Scientist
Commander of the ISS
Colonel in the Air Force
Flew in Space three times
Did two spacewalks (Got blind in one of them)
Farmer (You can even said that Chris Had a field)
Mechanical Engineer
Lived at the Bottom of the Ocean
Visited Challengers deep
A Mostache Icon
Canada’s Buzz Lightyear
Test Pilot Engineer
DownHill ski racer
Singer and Guitar player
Author
Writer
Musician
Father
Husband
Grandparent
The Guy of TH-cam who recorded himself in space to teach us life up there.
My inspiration to become an astronaut one day
A hero
My hero...
“Things aren’t scary, people are scared”
“The more you know, the less you fear”
One of those space walks was blind too!
A moustache icon
If I miss something sorry, let me know down here
Don't forget he was at the bottom of the ocean - Challengers Deep which is the deepest point on Earth that humanity discovered so far.
Kubek 34 Thanks, it’s added 👍
This song makes the ISS the highest recording studio built by man.
probably highest priced as well...
Technically this is the most expensive music video ever made and most extreme as well
Also the most expensive recording studio ever...
And a cooperating studio
But I bet several studio engineers have been higher.
I'm old enough to have watched the birth of space exploration from day one. This brings tears to my eyes. This really defines the word "GLORY" in all its positive aspects. Peace to all.
cool
Glory is God, but we are swimming in sin, and blind to see it, we despise the glory of our creator so easily, it's a shame.
Chris Hadfield:
First Canadian Astronaut to walk in space
Successful Musical Artist
Has citizenship in three countries
Graduate of UT and the Royal Military College of Canada
Was an honored member of the Canadian Air Force
Is still an active superstar at 61
Is there nothing this man can’t do?
Hasn't he been in a submarine for a couple of months
Chris Hadfield has conquered water air ground and space
Marc Garneau was the first Canadian in space. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Astronaut_Corps
@@johnemonroe Oop i meant first Canadian to walk in space
he cannot be average i guess?
@@eclipseshetheyneos588 ok now we need fire and we got an avatar
Like my science teacher said on the last day of school: “ Imagine writing a song about space, then around 40 years later a man in space plays it”
And rewrites the bit where the astronaut dies but rewrites him coming back and then showing up his coming from the ISS which I think can be a comforting alternative for major Tom
It's not like space stations weren't around when Bowie wrote the song..
@@someguy3999 But when Bowie wrote it #1 there was a much higher chance of astronauts actually dying in space or on re-entry (remember the crew of Apollo 13 almost didn't make it back) and #2 I don't think there were any that also had the musical talent to pull this off lol
@@someguy3999 Actually, this song was written and released ahead of the Apollo 11 moon landing 1n July 1969, while the first space station, the Soviet Union's Salyut 1 was launched in April 1971. So while the concept of space stations might have been around when the song was written, there were no actual space stations when Bowie wrote the song.
@@comradestalin1109 *Ŝaàaaaàsaaẞaq QQ qq
He did the world tour in a few mins.. what a rock STAR !
well, about 40 minutes
Hahahahahaah this one really got me
He have 2650 world tours actually hahaha
93 minutes to be specific 😎👍
@@DannyMatapi yesss
I find this cover so awesome. And I am really glad to know that Bowie saw that before he died. R.I.P Bowie
This is the most sound proof recording studio ever😂
Almost like he's not even in space. Weird.
@@landerzmcfuzzy Correct, he isn't in space. He is in the Thermosphere going 4.76 miles a second around the earth.
@@soniceverhate9179 thanks for the info. Is no one else worried about that free floating guitar knocking some important switches? Seems dangerous 😬
ちゃんらん He wouldn’t do something that dangerous, there’s no way he would be that careless. And yes, this is real, and recorded in space.
@@Erin.C. wait, so is he in the thermosphere or space? And what's the difference?
-coolest guy on the planet-
coolest guy in *S P A C E*
Anonymous Fawkes coolest guy in both!
Agreed
coolest guy PERIOD
@Ur Cheezed There is, but I know, I asked them th-cam.com/video/oyR3TzIgi-U/w-d-xo.html
, They told me. Odd.
In existence!
Can we just appreciate that Chris Hadfield didn't just sing Space oddity on the ISS for us.
He produced a whole f'in music video in High quality. While working up there
Hate to be that guy but
The actual story is way better. He recorded himself singing and some nice visuals as requested by his son. Chris then send the recordings down to earth for his son to edit into THIS video. He only saw the full finished video once he landed back on earth.
@@tj4y48 really?! Why was it when he was back on Earth that he saw it?!
@@tj4y48 Wait. I don't get it. The original comment said Chris produced with this music video (i.e. made ot himself) and you only added in that his son edited it. I'm a bit confused. Am i missing something?
he said it only took about one and a half hours to record and he sent it back to earth for his son to edit and release it
edit: yeah sorry i only saw someone had said it after i posted but now i dont wanna delete it incase you get a notification ._.
he cant tell the truth,.....cuz he is a fucking actor.....
After 10 years this video still gives me goosebumps. Incredible work
This is literally the coolest thing a human has ever done.....
ASP yep
By far
I was going to play Angry Birds Space in Space
True..
Aside from landing on the Moon :D
this officially in my top ten favorite videos of all time.
Y: Same
YEP
I remember when i was watching your undertale videos.
@@taeckha2500 top 10 times I've beaten my mother
@@taeckha2500 top 10 times I got AIDS
Space oddity can't get any better
Chris: *hold my, oh nevermind, just gonna leave it floating*
2 Moro that was gooooood
Madlad
Oh lmao. I remember some of the astronaut is too used to zero g that they habitually "put" whatever they're holding in air ta grab other stuff
Nice!
Cover my beer so the liquid doesn't float away
Possibly the best cover song ever. Space Odessey sung by a man in space, and the original master of the song fighting his own record label to make sure the world had the chance to hear it!? In a word: Epic.
Weird to think we’re all in this video
We are all his diamond dogs
Rest well starchild
Lol
We’re just not Visible from that height
Not really because he doesn’t complete a full orbit which takes 90 minutes. The video is 5:30 minutes
ohhhhhh!!!!! wow!!!! This brought tears to my eyes!!!!!! Thank You!
Genius !
This song makes the ISS the most expensive and most sound proof studio ever built by mankind.
And the fact that they actually did it on the ISS because the vocal chords are naturally stretched apart is just true effort
Not sound proof at all, they have loads of loud fans going on in the ISS to keep the temperature under control. The only sound proof parts are the crew cabins which Chris recorded the vocals in with an ipad.
@@lonerider92 It's 100% soundproof - meaning, no sound escapes it. This is true even if it's loud and noisy inside.
@@joshs.gtrrrrits probably earth audio because, again, inside the iss its loud af
@@davidsharpe8426 soundproof also means no sound enters it, which is also true of the ISS
The prospect of an astronaut singing a song about an astronaut dying is an oddity to me
It might not be what it's supposed to mean, but an astronaut DOES die in the song.
***** I see what you mean. I did notice the change in the lyrics, but I wasn't sure what it was about.
Steven Hallman wait Chris Hadfield retired
Why are you upside down?!
You might even say... it is a space oddity...
I'll let myself out.
Watched the secret life of walter mitty yesterday and this song played. Had to rewatch this beautiful rendition of Bowie again. 10 years later it still makes me emotional
What makes me most proud of this... is that bowie got to see this before he left us. Rest among the stars you legend.
Bowie lives on
@Pu5sy Devourer you can't be serious
@@alexrousseau7717 he deleted his comment, what did he say?
@@riccardoboi515 He was asking who Bowie was 😱😱
@@alexrousseau7717 bruh
The guitar slowly drifting in the ISS,... is one of the most surreal cinematic shots ever recorded, it's one of those things that is beautiful for just it's own existence.
I loved that moment, too…
There's something surreal about seeing something that you associate with SF movies and literature, knowing that it's real footage, made in space. The answer to the first questions posed by our ancestors looking into starry night sky.
Not only that, the guitar is rescued by the hero in part 2 of that cinematic floating guitar meme...Major Tom presumably has pushed off from something off camera and zooms (literally, ha ha...yeah!) down to save the precious guitar from crashing into the walls of the tin can.
The fastest moving guitar in the world
@@ICE-ig6sz I'm all, 'well, yeah, because orbital velocity', well played,.... But also naaaah, because 'out of this world', not 'in the' ;)
CSA: How important is it really to put a guitar in space?
Chris: Yes
he said in an interview that the guitar is still there and was there since 2001 because a lot of astronauts are singers and it's good entertainment
It's really important that astronauts are able to relax. Otherwise the productivity collapses
There's actually a really major music scene there. They even have a band with variable members depending on who is on Earth or not called Max Q.
ninja34744 no u
According to him, none of the astronauts placed the guitar in the ISS. It was a NASA psychiatrist who put the guitar there. The psychiatrist obviously understood the importance of arts & entertainment in boosting the morale and productivity of its space occupants. I found out this trivia when he gave a talk recently in Vancouver. Canada. It was a very informative & lively talk. Certainly worth the $100 I paid for the ticket. I highly recommend it.
I’ve worked on nearly every program at SpaceX and return every few months to watch this video, because it’s such a perfect distillation of every reason that gets a person into this industry. Thank you, Commander Hadfield, for this extraordinary video that, for a few minutes, makes every excited child-turned-adult in the aerospace world feel the ecstatic wonder of being Major Tom. You are one of my personal heroes and I feel so grateful to share this moment in time and space with you.
Geckbless you
props to david bowie defending this video from his own label.
Big Thumbs up for saying this. Bowie was never driven by money and from what I have seen here on YT he was genuinely humbled by this video. Who wouldn't be.
I love how he rewrites the bit where the astronaut dies but rewrites him coming back and then showing us his coming home from the ISS which I think can be a comforting alternative for major Tom
His son rewrote the lyrics to convince him to do it.
The song's lyrics never mentioned the death of the protagonist. That's just an automatic conclusion we all came to.
major tom is a junkie not an astronaut, there is a sequel. th-cam.com/video/HyMm4rJemtI/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=DavidBowie
i think it wouldv been perfection if the last line was
"planet earth is blue,
and i'm coming home to you."
I believe what actually happened to Major Tom was that he faked his death because he preferred to be among the stars, of which he now considered his home.
Chris Hadfield: _Makes his own version of the song Space oddity_
Record label: Hey, David Bowie we're gonna take this down becaus-
David Bowie: No, keep the video
Record label: What? He literally sto-
David Bowie: I said keep the video
*Keep the video.*
David Bowie is awesome, black star was his dying message, very eerie
Did this really happen?? Good on Bowie man!! That's awesome!
@@32artjenkins Apparantly, David Bowie had explicitly stated that Hadfield should get a free liscence to this song. Bowie's publisher took the video down back in May 2014 but was restored in Nov 2014 after some negotiations. More info on the wiki page of Space Oddity
Proof positive that he was a man of few words, so when he spoke, by God and Sonny Jesus, you *LISTENED*.
Fun fact: this video has the fastest moving guitar out of this world
In or out actually
69
Relative to the earths surface, yes
Given aliens don't have guitars
@@HaydenLau. Not relative. It is
*With deference to the genius of David Bowie, here's Space Oddity, recorded on Station. A last glimpse of the World.* Space Oddity
*Huge thanks in the making of the video to the talented trio of Emm Gryner, Joe Corcoran and Andrew Tidby, plus Evan Hadfield and all at the CSA.*
That's awesome! As far as I know, this is the first music video shot in zero G as well as in actual outer space.
Good luck and godspeed, Commander! You have been an inspiration, and I look forward to your future expeditions!
Grrreeaaat....Chris..thanks ...
Whose shirt do you wear Chris Hadfield :)
The fact that this was filmed when David Bowie was still alive............. This warms my heart so much.
One of those times when a story ends happily
The record company that owns the music wanted it taken down but Bowie said hell no it's the best cover of that song ever made then chris got to meet him i think.
I miss him so much😢He would have loved the Falcon Heavy launch
Chris Hadfield is my dad.
I got a black eye in school today
I think that this is one of the coolest things that I've ever seen in my life.
Yea
its great that he can play real life among us up there :D
@@mayaparamita2254 BAHAHAHA
@@shoyoverse then the one ejected can sing that song again while ejected lol XD
A music video from ISS?
Oh, hellya.
My son had not long turned 1 year old when David Bowie passed on. He's 9 now and do you know what his favourite song is? You guessed it. A truly great song from a great musician/artist still winning new fans. Thankyou, David Bowie. Rest well.
You've got the rappers flexing with their cars and then you've got Chris on the ISS...
U mean their low riders
@@thatflatdude4451 we're not in the 90's/2000's, they don't do that shit anymore (mostly)
except that most rappers buy their cars and chris didnt pay for the iss to get built
*(or did he? we'll never know...)*
@@danielalexander5153 well maybe he paid for the absolute shit load of education that u need to become an austronaut. Atleast he paid with time and hard work.
You could literally become an astronaut without paying too much, but of course paying for appropiate education always helps
"possibly the most poignant version of the song ever created."
May you never be forgotten. RIP David Bowie.
Did bowie actually say that?
+samil bilin He did, according to this article (he posted the comment to his own Facebook page): www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/david-bowie-how-chris-hadfield-space-oddity-cover-from-orbit-was-helped-by-the-real-starman-a6805586.html.
He1boy oh damn i did't know that
Thank you
So this video will stay until november then?
That kinda saddens me
+samil bilin Yeah, it makes me sad that it has to be taken down at all. I wish whoever else has a share of this songs rights would just get over it and let it stay up forever. Especially now that Bowie has passed on. Greedy bastards.
+He1boy Heh...that's what DL apps are for :D
(I've got mine...)
Teacher: You can't be a singer and an astronaut!
Chris: Hold my maple syrup
This is golden 😄
David K李誠彬 never speak of the golden syrup. It is forbidden
i had a good 10 minute laugh thanks to your comment and for that i thank you.
@@SuarezA21 Welcome!
Best comment so far, that had me laughing :)
WOW. This is quite something. And Commander Chris Hadfield has a great voice for it too.
TH-cam wanted to take this down for copyright issues with the original by David Bowie, but David Bowie himself battled with his recording company to put it back up because he liked it. So cool!
This song feels so different when it's sung by someone who's actually in space.
Ya, it makes it my favorite version
@@davisx2002 What
@•o• not funny, didn't laugh
@•o• is funny did a laugh
@•o• is did
Chris actually has a really good singing voice.
@@roychristopher5014 no u
@@roychristopher5014 your dumb kid
@@roychristopher5014 it's supposed to mean no u
Well, apparently 800 thousand people have to have their ears “tested”.
ROY CHRISTOPHER you genuinely think that? Or you just trolling everyone?
Chris is a cool guy he just needs to be more down to earth.
I just can't resist a good pun
Nice
Oof
Zing.
Yea i bet hes...
_constantly high_
Fun fact: my bluetooth earphone was disconnected to my mobile phone while on the subway, and I played space oddity without knowing it was played over speaker. Nobody complaining and I start to realize when the dude next me start humming to the song. I decided to let the song finished before putting my earphone back. No regret after all
Who would have imagined that someone would ever play a song in space, outside our planet, and then millions of people could see it from all over the globe without being there? truly amazing.
Maybe David Bowie did.
@JT You edited your comment and it still makes absolutely no sense
JT I had mild stroke while reading your comment
JT You had so bad grammar that i had a mild stroke
I remember watching this on the day it released and now here we are, inching closer to a decade later. I was starstruck by it then, and 8 years later at 2:00am I'm still trying to understand those complex feelings this video still gives me. Life is a trip, man.
I'm sitting here at 2:30am like wtf
But thanks infographics show
a bit suprisisg to find such a big youtuber down here
I'm in the exact same position right now
Can't wait for Elon to sing this in Mars orbit lol
Hopefully one day, 1000 years from now, some kid in his tenth grade history class reads about Chris Hadfield making the worlds first music video from outer space.
So wholesome
Jar Jar ,Real sith lord behind everything...
Cris hadfield Is the best
I want to go to space now
@@Theproudmomof03 ikr
From a generation who all wanted to be Astronauts to ride the fire into the sky, you carry our hopes and dreams with you up there. You make us proud. God bless you all and safe travels.
Rest in peace, Mr. Bowie. You were one of the all-time greats.
Rip😓
RIP
RIP
RIP. I hope this song is played at his funeral/memorial service. It's quite fitting for someone of his caliber passing.
RIP Mr. Bowie.
That Mustache alone could run a country
Still better than Trump
+Ben Dover it did, Hitler's was just a bit better kept.
+ender25ish Yeah so he could breathe in a gas mask
hhhhhhh nice one
Oh Nein, nicht schon wieder!
We need to protect this man, he's a legend.
Protect him from what ???
@@ishanpathak9632 from death
How tho dis wigger is in space 🤣
Dumb
Yessir indeed 🤣
Спасибо большое Евгению Баженову за то, что я послушал эту замечательную песню!!! Пролетарский лайк 👍!!!
Космонавт молодец. Так сказать, сделал клип на культовую песню Боуи
@@КаналАлексаКрайчека Астронавт
Только текст другой слегка)
@@flomancer4378 тоже искал строчку Your Circuitʼs Dead, Hereʼs Something Wrong и не нашел. Но так даже лучше
Кстати, клип на песню не стоил лярд рублей😂
When David Bowie said that this was his favorite version of this song, you know that you created something special
When did he said that?
"He described it as the most poignant version of the song ever done, which just floored me." (Hadfield, 2017)
@@idlenexusgaming didn't he die in 2016?
Best version on planet Earth! Wait.....
@lastprism5 He quoted Hadfield, not Bowie
this dude is going to be the reason why aliens will talk to us
this dude is going to be the reason we'll be able to talk to aliens
nah
If they come in the next years, he will talk to them, or at least try.
and Chuck Berry
а о and Chuck Norris is why aliens won’t invade us
Chris Hadfield just embodies everything I wanted to be as a young boy. Astronaut, pilot, musician, what could he not do?
I can answer that
he doesn't have access to the Chinese nuclear codes
@@wongijen9167 Do you have it?
@@admiralfenrir179 No, but just saying lol. Nevertheless Chris is one of the best people I know of
He can't not be Canada's pride and joy
I remember watching this when it was posted and thinking "no one can be as amazing as this man", my mind as not changed since then. love you Mr. Hadfield.
I love it how he changed the lyrics of this song into his own experience.
This is not just a cover of a song.
Yes... he did...
Fun fact is that he didn't wanted to make a video of singing song up above there... but his son told him that he'll(Mr.Chris) regret for not doing that
His son had chanced some of the lyrics as Mr.Chris Hadfiled told that the song is about an astronaut dying in the space... And pretty much sure he didn't wanted to do that... as he was living there... So, his son chanced some of the lyrics for him...
Really a great video.. which goes nicely with song(changed one)
@@retroK6607 anyway i think its not respectful to change song words. Thou i understand that its hard to sing about death in space when u r in space
@@coldcadaver your right.. Mister.. but thank god Mr.David Bowie... liked it... When he was alive (maybe he was alive back then... Rest in peace)
@@coldcadaver why is not respectful I think t shows respect for the artv
Rimon Singha he did see it and fought for it to not be copyrighted
I know a lot of people are joking and having fun but honestly...this is one of the most emotional things ever imo.
When the song was originally written it wasn’t too long before we landed on the moon, and the song was actually released 5 days before Apollo 11 landed.
To see this song be performed in space is some kind of universal fate honestly. It’s amazing.
100%. Glad someone here is pointing that out. I totally feel that when listening to it.
Indeed
Really? Cool
That is a very cool fact
It's a cosmic hug.
I still can't get over how this wasn't performed on Earth, but in space.
This is the best performance in the GALAXY.
Jack the first man to ever make a music video on space lmfao
at the very least in this system.
I mean... You capitalized galaxy like all the songs on earth weren't performed in the galaxy
👽: SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT!
You ment the greatest performance in the ominiverse
Chris's floating guitar makes both the tub and the song feel so fluid and so fascinating, this was really worth it
Image when he had to come back to earth realizing its his last time seeing earth from space it must be very heartbreaking.
He actually said in his book that during his last moments on the space station he felt "not sad but respectful". And that his time in space meant so much to him but Earth was home to everyone he loved. Lastly that leaving space made him appreciate living on Earth more than ever!
imagine ww3 starts while u are up there and u see the whole earth getting nuked
But then he took a dump in a normal toilet and made it all worth it
Imagine.. all the people.
@@AleksyCastillio No, he wouldn't be staying there forever. Nasa decided how long he was up there for. The chances of him going back to the station are very low and he were getting old at the time.
Ground Control: "So why do you want to be an astronaut?"
Chris Hadfield: "My goals are beyond your understanding..."
Ground control- why did you want to be an astronaut?
Me- Chris freaking Hadfield
Ground control- yeah he has that affect
So I can do a cover for space oddity in space
I cannot even begin to describe the amount of chills that I get when he sings "here am I sitting in a tin can, far above the world" and you can see the Earth behind him. Amazing.
For me it's when he says 100,000 miles. I get the same chills imagining the vast scope of space.
Same!!
This will give you way more chills th-cam.com/video/NEMbYSBTU_U/w-d-xo.html it's all a clown show! 🍺🍺
It’s all CGI😂 There is no “Space”, they are robbing you of your tax payer’s money😂😂😂😂😂
@@anthonylv64 What a sad thing to believe. I don't envy you. I say this with no sarcasm, and all sincerity: I hope you get professional help with whatever has pushed you to such extreme skepticism, and find real purpose and happiness in life.
10 years and still remarkably beautiful 😢
The greatest example of "Science Meets Art" you'll ever see... or hear.
Yup
hyhahahahahahahahhahahahah
@@quechurrotv4190 lol
Why not both? :D
The greatest... so far!
“But Chris why’s a guitar important for space research? You do know that takes up space?”
“Trust me”
Chow Tom he needs to entertain himself
The Yakking Wakko it's a joke
Teletubbie 59 yes it's a pun
it's a good joke, but in case you are curious, that guitar was brought up before Hadfield went up. It's not his guitar, it's a guitar for the station.
weesh
that's nice of the space station
Rappers: Got vehicles in their music videos that can go like 150mph
Chris Hadfield: Got vehicles in his music video that can go 7.8km/s
Bruh if 150 MPH is impressive to you then you'll love my dad's Jetta
@@cherrypepsi2815 Yeah, but my dad can beat up your dad!
@@macke2879 bruh
@@cherrypepsi2815 Bruh if you think that's impressive my spaceship can go 1 AU per minute
@@strangedogthatisslightlyan7860 woWh
This deserves billions of views man, the greatest music video ever.
The dislikes are all aliens who are upset that Chris didn't go on tour to their planets
Or Flat Earthers..
@@grahamtaylor8912 lol yeah
Lol yeah
Or aliens who are upset that David Bowie didn't go on tour to their planets
Or, maybe all the above at once. (Or maybe, NONE of those...!) xD
" We will be taking this do-" David Bowie: "No"
He's a nice guy
@Babushka unfortunately. Rest In peace
@Babushka david bowie is eternal. Stop.
Babushka *is
Hi มันง่วงจริงๆนะ ขอบคุณ นอนเฝ้า ตรงนี้ไว้ก่อนนะ พรุ่งนี้จะมาจดชื่อเพจ นะ ok lol lol lol Hi
When you are Singer,
And Musician,
And Lyricist,
And Video Editor
And Engineer
And Pilot
And Astronaut .
Wow
he is great ^^
A Commander
Pranjal VW İm not sure if he's the editor.And the song is by David Bowie
so, basically
W.A.A.A.A.A.A.
Champion of the wagecucks.
- тов. астронавт с усами, привет тебе от евгена… отличная работа!
Год назад умер. Но жил очень долго.
And to think this video was taken down for copyright 3 years ago.
Thanks David Bowie for speaking out against the record company.
Thanks Chris for your love of space, science, and all things fun.
It is a shame though that the Starman was only able to get the license pushed to November of this year, then this song may be gone for good. I for one have downloaded it and I will keep it forever.
Josip Broz Tito Holy crap Thanks for the info
I really hope that the record label has the decency to extend the licence indefinately
Really? But it's just a cover?
So?
Starting to suspect this dude got into the space program so he could one day make music videos in space.
And what's wrong with that?
@@limiv5272 Not a thing lol, just makin' jokes over here. Big fan of Commander Hadfield.
Limi V. Nothing my friend... nothing
Might as well! :D
I wish he did, but he son was the one who begged him to do it!
no one can hear you in space
Chris: hold my beer
Obanos lol
Correction: hold my beer bubble
You mean: hold my marple syrup
late night gamer Lol
crazy doge ok
It's surreal coming back to this video years later after I first watched it. I was 14 when I saw this the first time, and I'm 24 now. This song has always had an impact on me, the Bowie version in particular but this one is the only cover I still listen to. It has this hopeful message that Bowie's version seemed to lack.
And now I'm older and I understand music and the message of the lyrics, yeah, I can see why this version kept me going all these years. There's a weird self-reflection that occurs when you go back to old music and realise the music hits completely different to when you were a child. I'm grateful. I hope this song never gets taken down. Thank you for this cover. I'll see you when I'm 34 in 9 years time. :)
I love how he changed lyrics slightly to create much less darker meaning
that astronaut worship satan you know. the world is dark to them.
@@knowledgewillincrease7508 that is a really stupid statement you know, moron.
@@knowledgewillincrease7508 fuck off dipshit
•his son did•
@@knowledgewillincrease7508 proof?
"and may god's love be with you"
a song about space
ik he did not make the song, but it still shows the fact that you are wrong, as it is still about space, and astronauts that go into it
Bruh, this man is the embodiment of every boy's dream: an astronaut AND a rock star.
And some girls!
He's the guy opening the coke can on the submarine!
Everyone can be those things
@@melissamejia6731 got that right!!
Give me some sugar clueless!
His mustache alone can run a country
Your comment is hilarious perfection. Love itttt
Best comment award
How is it perfection when it's his not he's?
Random Panda true
Thanks guys
this cover holds a special place in my heart, it was the song we used at the start of my mums funeral a year ago, thank you chris hadfield
Ground control: This is ground control to major Tom
Chris Hadfield: No, this is Chris
wontonsoup13 i see what you did there
No this is patrick
Funny
"Major Tom is...no longer here. May i help you?"
Wait, he cant even sing this, he isn’t ground control. Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
When you are an astronaut, commander, pilot,scientist,singer,guitar player.
WOW
And a really cool guy.
He's the coolest human ever
That commander rank actually stands. Dudes and Gals from space get saluted by Airmen and Soldiers alike
@@dm3402 He also literally was a Coronel, CF-18 pilot, Test Pilot and Aerospace Engineer
in the Canadian Air Force.
@@joroplays9163 Badass
When rappers flex their Lamborghinis so Chris flexes the earth and billions of dollars space station
@@pngtubersmid1929 didnt know someone else already thought that. Sorry i apologise for not having an original thought out of the 7 billion people on our planet
Another fun fact The ISS in a total module costs around 1 trillion dollars where as for the United States compartments costs around 150 billion dollars. 💵 😳
@homebrand fishfood I don't think it's stolen? You were the top comment for me, I scrolled down for a while and urs was the only one I found
@@pngtubersmid1929 nah
Guys its alot of money we can agree on that lol
Singing one of the greatest song from one of the greatest artist ever lived aboars the pinnacle of technology while being the one who answers the many curiosity the world has for space and the unknown, Chris Hadfield you legend.
This man I swear! He can speak 2 languages, sing, amazing at physics, made it through being blind on a spacewalk, and saved the space station by estimating how far away one of the docking things were with his hand and watch! Amazing!
It's a Canadian thing.
You should see play hockey. !!!
🍻🇨🇦😎
@@shawncavanagh401 Muslim Americans speak and know more than 3 languages.
How To Vegan Weird flex... like.. Really weird flex... but OK!
How To Vegan Allaenat Ealayk
😎🇨🇦😂
He knows Russian too